About
Who you would be working with
Obexron is a revenue operations engineer working behind marketing, creative and growth agencies. The person who scopes your build is the person who builds it.
I build revenue systems. Funnels that are designed as well as engineered, CRMs set up so the pipeline means something, integrations between platforms that were never meant to talk to each other, and the tracking that tells you whether any of it worked.
Agencies kept turning up in that work. Not because they were behind — the strategy and the creative were usually the strongest part of the job — but because there was nobody to build the thing underneath. The client asked for a funnel and got a page. They asked for a CRM and got a spreadsheet with a nicer name.
So that is the whole business now: the technical layer an agency sells, built under the agency’s name and handed over finished.
Said plainly
This is a small operation.
There is no bench behind this page that we are quietly implying. It is worth saying out loud, because most sites in this category imply one.
Small is an advantage in this particular job. You speak directly to the person who writes the code. Nothing is relayed through an account manager who then relays it back, and nothing is lost in that relay — which is where most of the three weeks of chasing a contractor actually goes.
It also means the scope you agreed is the scope that gets built, because the person who quoted it is the person doing it. There is nobody to hand a brief to and hope.
And it is a real constraint, so here it is: only a few builds run at once. If the next slot is further out than you need, you will hear that on the call rather than after you have already sold the work to your client.
Straight answer
There are no logos on this site.
Two reasons, and only one of them is modesty.
- The work goes out under the agency’s name. Putting a client logo here would undo the thing we were hired to do.
- We are new, and we would rather say so than borrow credibility with a wall of marks nobody checks.
- So the first build is where you judge the craft, and it is fixed scope at a fixed price — you are never betting more than one project on it.
Have a project you cannot deliver in-house?
Describe it in a paragraph and we will tell you plainly whether we can build it.